I never
thought that I would crochet a hat. I associated crochet with doilies and lace
and could not muster a real interest for the technique. But when I was crocheting granny squares last month I decided to make a hat.
Initially I had to frog quite often due to my mistakes. But
after a while I got the hang of it. I started with a simple beanie to learn
how to shape a hat.
After that I decided
to try crocheting with two colours in the stitch pattern.
I chose colours and pattern
to get a traditional feeling.
Snygg huvudbonad.Passar dej utmärkt.
SvaraRaderaOj oj du är en stjärna på allt du ger dig på!
SvaraRaderaÄr nu i Dikanäs - sol och snö i massor. Härligt tyst och skönt - mycket sticke ;-))
ha en härlig påsk!//hälsningar Gun-Wivi
http://pysselfarmor.bloggplatsen.se/
här är en av mina fotobloggar (fotoutmaning) med några bilder härifrån
http://pysselfarmors365plusenbild2012.blogspot.se/
Nice!
SvaraRadera(I am Swedish too, live in Stockholm too, but you wrote in English and I found the link on Ravelry (http://www.ravelry.com/groups/men-who-crochet), so I stick to the more universal language.)
I especially like the one with the patterns. The last of the pictures above, the one taken outside, is that closer to the true colors (triangles are red, not pinkish purple)?
Hats are my main thing when it comes to crocheted stuff. I have never advertised, still people ask if they can order hats from me. :-) Being somewhat of a crocheted hat geek/specialist I am seriously impressed by your creations.
(You'll find me on Ravelry as username 'jadler', will not link to my page or projects there on your blog, would not feel right.)
Hälsningar,
Johan Adler